Follow The Path To The Best Sites Of Andros

Follow The Path To The Best Sites Of Andros

As soon as you exit the superb Micra Anglia Boutique Hotel, an aristocratic mansion that has been transformed into a dreamy accommodation haven in the Chora of Andros, you will cross a path; a path that will lead you through all the beauty, the treasures and the hidden corners of Andros, a path that will travel you through time, history and the magic of this wondrous island. Follow the path to the best sites of Andros and become one with its very soul.

 

 

Starting from Chora, in its promenade you will find the ruins of a Venetian castle, with a small arched bridge connecting its islet to the mainland. One of the most iconic landmarks of the Aegean Sea, the Tourlitis Lighthouse dominates the entrance of the port of Chora. At the same time, Andros’ Chora takes pride in its bountiful and noteworthy museums; don’t miss out on the opportunity to visit the Archaeological, the Maritime, the Folklore and the intriguing Contemporary Art Museums, as well as the impressive Kaireios Library.

 

 

Leaving the Chora, the path will take you to magical places, like the only waterfalls in the Cyclades in Pythara, a verdant habitat that rightfully earns the name the locals use for it, “Fairyland”. Of equal natural beauty, the Dipotamata in the Kochylou area, whereas for a refreshing stop you must visit the famous Sariza Springs where the Sariza mineral water is bottled. The Cave of Aladino, one of the first caves to be explored in Greece is an amazing experience into the unstoppable force of nature.

 

 

The path to adventure that begins from the Micra Anglia Boutique Hotel may lead you anywhere, from remote or popular beaches such as Batsi, Achla, Old Lady’s Leap and Chalkolimnionas and so many more, to archaeological treasures like those of Paleopolis, Ypsili or Zagora, or to charming villages and hidden corners of Andros you will surely love. Follow the path to the best sites of Andros and enjoy the beauty of an island you’ll never forget. www.micra-anglia.gr

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